A
clampdown
on
illegal
bunkering
by
the
Goodluck
Jonathan
administration
may
push
agitators
back
to
the
creeks
in
key
oil-producing
states
with
pipeline
attacks,
abductions
and
other
criminal
behavior
likely
to
rise
as
a
result,
the
report
from
Bergen
Risk
Solutions
claimed.
Nigeria’s
government
and
oil
industry
has
experienced
a
dip
in
attacks
since
militant
groups
were
offered
an
amnesty
in
2009,
with
many
taking
up
the
offer
and
dropping
their
guns.
However,
concerns
abound
that
much
of
the
promises
made
in
the
amnesty
have
not
been
carried
through.
“Frustration
among
former
militants
grows
as
the
amnesty
program
fails
to…
